Uh oh, Australia :(

[JudgeRightly]

Apples and oranges. This is one government official to another.

And if someone who is NOT a government official made the same remarks that Ted Cruz did? Would you still jump to the defense of the tyrannical actions of the Aussie government?

But any opinions of the minister from the general citizenry of Australia

The minister is not the general citizenry of Australia.

Which is why Tom asked for opinions from them.

can be easily met with opinions of Ted Cruz from the general citizenry of the U.S.

US politician: makes a comment about the tyranny consuming another nation's government.

Anna: Proceeds to quote a member of that tyrannical government in defense of said government.

@annabenedetti do you see the problem here? Do you not see the conflict of interest? Of course a member of the government being consumed by tyranny would defend his system, especially if he's in support of such tyranny. Which is why Ted Cruz's comment is far more valid than his, because Ted is viewing Australia from outside of Australia, and is a neutral party in matters related to how the AUS government operates.

It's called bias. Ted (at least in this matter) has none, at least related to how tyrannical the Aussie government is behaving, the covid notwithstanding.

 

[TomO]

Apples and oranges. This is one government official to another.

But any opinions of the minister from the general citizenry of Australia can be easily met with opinions of Ted Cruz from the general citizenry of the U.S.

 

[ok doser]

Guys, the bananahead saw Ted Cruz and her irrational hatred of Republicans was triggered. Nothing more to it than that.

 

[annabenedetti]

And if someone who is NOT a government official made the same remarks that Ted Cruz did? Would you still jump to the defense of the tyrannical actions of the Aussie government?

Non sequitur.

The minister is not the general citizenry of Australia.

Which is why Tom asked for opinions from them.

Which is why I pointed out that only made sense if he compared citizenry comments from both countries.

US politician: makes a comment about the tyranny consuming another nation's government.

Anna: Proceeds to quote a member of that tyrannical government in defense of said government.

Umm.... no. More like:

anna: posts a comment from a U.S. politician

anna: posts a response to said comment from an Australian politician.

do you see the problem here?

I do, but it's not a problem of my making.

It's called bias. Ted (at least in this matter) has none, at least related to how tyrannical the Aussie government is behaving, the covid notwithstanding.

 

[annabenedetti]

Guys, the bananahead saw Ted Cruz and her irrational hatred of Republicans was triggered. Nothing more to it than that.

Guys, you saw anna and your irrational hatred of her was triggered. Nothing more to it than that.

 

[ok doser]

And if someone who is NOT a government official made the same remarks that Ted Cruz did? Would you still jump to the defense of the tyrannical actions of the Aussie government?



The minister is not the general citizenry of Australia.

Which is why Tom asked for opinions from them.



US politician: makes a comment about the tyranny consuming another nation's government.

Anna: Proceeds to quote a member of that tyrannical government in defense of said government.

@annabenedetti do you see the problem here? Do you not see the conflict of interest? Of course a member of the government being consumed by tyranny would defend his system, especially if he's in support of such tyranny. Which is why Ted Cruz's comment is far more valid than his, because Ted is viewing Australia from outside of Australia, and is a neutral party in matters related to how the AUS government operates.

It's called bias. Ted (at least in this matter) has none, at least related to how tyrannical the Aussie government is behaving, the covid notwithstanding.

Anna doesn't see it as tyrannical, JR. When it comes to government control over citizens, she has become inexplicably approving. It is somehow linked to her hatred of Trump, which somehow manifests itself as a desire to see governments everywhere force their citizens to take the vaccine that Trump developed.

Curious


or maybe it's just a matter of her not being able to see past the words "Ted Cruz"

 

[ok doser]

Oz rises

 

[ok doser]

Oz rises

 

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Oz rises

rebel news reported over 80,000 people there

 

[TomO]

Anna doesn't see it as tyrannical, JR. When it comes to government control over citizens, she has become inexplicably approving. It is somehow linked to her hatred of Trump, which somehow manifests itself as a desire to see governments everywhere force their citizens to take the vaccine that Trump developed.

Curious


or maybe it's just a matter of her not being able to see past the words "Ted Cruz"

 

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Australian TOTALITARIAN Tourism Commercial – 14 Reasons to Visit!​

 

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auzzie concentration camp for the contaminated
makes you wear a mask because it's not about the virus

 

[Red Wave Rising]

Steve Hilton: Australia now a ‘fascist state’ as strict coronavirus restrictions remain

Steve Hilton: Australia now a ‘fascist state’ as strict coronavirus restrictions remain

'The Next Revolution' host Steve Hilton argues that Australia has gone too far with extreme coronavirus restrictions.

www.foxbusiness.com

 

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"It’s jarring to hear fascism in an Aussie accent. In the movies they always had a German accent."

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1466762655130136582

h**ps://twitter.com/JackPosobiec/status/1466762655130136582?s=20

 

[JudgeRightly]

Did someone say Nuremburg Trials?

 

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Did someone say Nuremburg Trials?

did you see the eu leader wanting to do away with the Nuremberg code ?

 

[JudgeRightly]

did you see the eu leader wanting to do away with the Nuremberg code ?

I did not.

 

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I did not.

she said she wants the eu to violate it with forced vax . so more like ignore the Nuremberg Code like everyone else

EU Commission President Gets Exposed For Sleeping With Pfizer CEO...

Shortly after Austria became first country to make COVID vaccines compulsory, EU chief Ursula von Der Leyen calls for DISPENSING WITH THE NUREMBERG CODE and making vaccination mandatory across Europe.

rumble.com

 

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